Comments on: Polish citizenship http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/ Learn Polish grammar online for free Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:33:35 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Mark Biernat http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1336 Mark Biernat Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:33:35 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1336 Dual citizenship is no problem. It is just that when you are in Poland you are Polish, when in Israel you are Israeli and in Canada you are Canadian etc. That means you are responsible for the laws of the country you reside. So even if it not recognized officially, it is allowed. I have a dual citizenship and the USA and Poland are aware of it. I just have to pay my taxes. Dual citizenship is no problem. It is just that when you are in Poland you are Polish, when in Israel you are Israeli and in Canada you are Canadian etc. That means you are responsible for the laws of the country you reside. So even if it not recognized officially, it is allowed. I have a dual citizenship and the USA and Poland are aware of it. I just have to pay my taxes.

]]> By: Mark Biernat http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1335 Mark Biernat Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:31:05 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1335 Karta Pobytu is what it is called in the short form. Yes just get all the documents you can in order, mostly birth and marriage and create and family tree. Then you have to apply. I need to expand this post with more detail as I get a lot of questions from people who love Poland like me. Karta Pobytu is what it is called in the short form. Yes just get all the documents you can in order, mostly birth and marriage and create and family tree. Then you have to apply. I need to expand this post with more detail as I get a lot of questions from people who love Poland like me.

]]> By: Mark Biernat http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1334 Mark Biernat Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:29:07 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1334 I love Poland also, it is a very special place. The bottom line is if you have Polish blood you can get a green card. All you have to do is prove it with paper. If you have his passport there is even a chance you can get confirmed as citizen if it is from your father's side. Go to the Polish embassy and they can start the process or the next time you are in Krakow and I show you where to go here. There is a complex of government offices at the main Rondo in Krakow. I love Poland also, it is a very special place. The bottom line is if you have Polish blood you can get a green card. All you have to do is prove it with paper. If you have his passport there is even a chance you can get confirmed as citizen if it is from your father’s side. Go to the Polish embassy and they can start the process or the next time you are in Krakow and I show you where to go here. There is a complex of government offices at the main Rondo in Krakow.

]]> By: Shay http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1328 Shay Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:50:58 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1328 Hello, I am an Israeli citizen that got his Polish citizenship about two years ago. I have my passport but for now it is still empty because I haven't been in Poland since I became a citizen. I have a question: According to Polish law, is it possible to have another two other citizenships? Let's say that I will become a Canadian citizen, for example. Will the Polish "side" have a problem with me having additional two citizenships? Thank you. Hello,
I am an Israeli citizen that got his Polish citizenship about two years ago. I have my passport but for now it is still empty because I haven’t been in Poland since I became a citizen.
I have a question: According to Polish law, is it possible to have another two other citizenships? Let’s say that I will become a Canadian citizen, for example. Will the Polish “side” have a problem with me having additional two citizenships?
Thank you.

]]> By: nicolas http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1324 nicolas Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:14:13 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1324 I have Polish bloodlines. Can I apply for citizenship from Poland? And can I get a green card while in Poland (rather than U.S)? What is it called, the green card? Thanks I have Polish bloodlines. Can I apply for citizenship from Poland? And can I get a green card while in Poland (rather than U.S)? What is it called, the green card?
Thanks

]]> By: Romayne http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1317 Romayne Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:59:41 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1317 Hello, I just returned from travelling Europe, mainly Poland after 3 months. I am a Canadian Citizen and my grandfather was born in Poland in 1902. I have his Polish Passport, his WWI journal issued by the government and a copy of when he landed in Canada in 1929 via ancestry.ca. My initial reason for the trip was to find the village he came from and to find if any of his relatives survived WWII. With the help of a lovely family I had met in Krakow they are checking in to this for me (as luck would have it, the ladies best friend is from the same village). I am waiting patiently and I am very hopeful to find my family roots. I fell in love with Poland. Europe has always felt like home to me, but the beauty of Poland captured my heart. Please help me find a way to make my way "back home" Sincerely, Romayne Hello,

I just returned from travelling Europe, mainly Poland after 3 months. I am a Canadian Citizen and my grandfather was born in Poland in 1902. I have his Polish Passport, his WWI journal issued by the government and a copy of when he landed in Canada in 1929 via ancestry.ca.

My initial reason for the trip was to find the village he came from and to find if any of his relatives survived WWII. With the help of a lovely family I had met in Krakow they are checking in to this for me (as luck would have it, the ladies best friend is from the same village). I am waiting patiently and I am very hopeful to find my family roots.

I fell in love with Poland. Europe has always felt like home to me, but the beauty of Poland captured my heart.

Please help me find a way to make my way “back home”

Sincerely,
Romayne

]]> By: Mark Biernat http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1200 Mark Biernat Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:54:35 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1200 You need to wait about three and a half years and you can apply, after that it will be about 2 years, I think it will not be a problem if you are married to a Polish citizen. You need to wait about three and a half years and you can apply, after that it will be about 2 years, I think it will not be a problem if you are married to a Polish citizen.

]]> By: Mark Biernat http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1199 Mark Biernat Sun, 11 Jul 2010 12:52:23 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1199 I think you need to go to the Polish embassy and they will guide you. You basically need proof and documentation and this will not be a major problem. I think you need to go to the Polish embassy and they will guide you. You basically need proof and documentation and this will not be a major problem.

]]> By: Ed http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1194 Ed Sat, 10 Jul 2010 23:10:57 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1194 I am from Canada My Father came from Poland in approximately 1955. I am looking to get a Polish citizenship for my son so he may play hockey in Poland. My Father has passed away. What direction should I go to achieve this? Thanks Ed of Canada I am from Canada
My Father came from Poland in approximately 1955.
I am looking to get a Polish citizenship for my son so he may play hockey in Poland. My Father has passed away. What direction should I go to achieve this?

Thanks

Ed of Canada

]]> By: Karthik KrishneGowda http://polishgrammar.com/poland/polish-citizenship/comment-page-1/#comment-1179 Karthik KrishneGowda Sat, 10 Jul 2010 04:52:50 +0000 http://www.polishgrammar.com/?p=203#comment-1179 I am from India,Bangalore. I am going to study my Master Degree, Warsaw University of Technology, in Poland for 22 months from October 2010 and I am an Exchange Student. I am on student Visa (Type D). Is it possible for me to work in Poland after I complete my Course for few years and then get a Poland Citizenship?. Nobody in my family have earlier lived in Poland.Please tell me what I have to do to get Poland Citizenship. I am from India,Bangalore. I am going to study my Master Degree, Warsaw University of Technology, in Poland for 22 months from October 2010 and I am an Exchange Student. I am on student Visa (Type D). Is it possible for me to work in Poland after I complete my Course for few years and then get a Poland Citizenship?. Nobody in my family have earlier lived in Poland.Please tell me what I have to do to get Poland Citizenship.

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